First was an amazing breakfast-bacon, eggs, toast and juice.
I pushed through my Sunday fatigue to let Joe have a Father's Day nap. Heroic I know.
Next was presents. If wealth were measured in pictures, Joe would be one wealthy guy.
Joe wanted a tree for Father's Day, but we found out planting season was in the Fall so Rachel drew him an IOU.
We had a Father's Day FHE the next day. This was our activity. The goal was to be the first to draw a stick dad by rolling the right number on the dice, which would let you draw stick appendages. Good times!
I'm pretty sure that between primary stuff and me being sick, Joe's
Father's Day might not have broken records, but I think it went pretty well considering. Joe is a wonderful father to our children. He plays games over and over that are fun to only them. I wish I had a picture of one of their favorite games of racing across the yard several times. Joe is very loving and our children adore him.
